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Well like everything, the rolls probably cost 25 cents a pop from china, but the shipping and handling are a fixed cost. ...and what kind of "handling" do you get for your money? Sweaty fingerprints? Is it professional handling or minimum wage fumbling? I would not want to pay for...

Yup. If it runs over one side of the other a quarter inch all it does is squeek a little, but there is too little to bind or catch. Most of the time I'll have it dead on. Thats why adhesive and lam are in the same standard sizes. How wide is your printer?

Tried many different ways, I keep going back to not laminating unless the customer requests it. Non laminated you get rain in the holes, dirt build up and wear under the wipers, Laminated you get hazing (even with optically clear), doming when the air in the bubbles heats up and bulges, I...

Backing paper for when you are laminating something that is smaller than the roll of lam. So it doesn't stick to the rollers and bed. I mostly use Kraft to wrap finshed signage going out though. Oh and I don't use a leader board. Most of my lam is oracal with a nice stiff backing paper...

I use a 54 inch lam on 54 inch adhesive most of the time. I usually leave the last laminate on the machine until I need to reuse or change to another and I always gap the rollers to stop a flat spot developing. The bottom feed roller is a convenient place to keep the roll of kraft paper...

Something wrong with a socialist state? (there is a huge difference between socialism and communism, Socialists are actually in the middle).:Canada: Actually the TV news program really screwed that guy by posting his screw-ups.

...what supplied file?

...dry erase? yup, probably best to do one at a time. dry erase is pure evil.

yup, if you can mount adhesive onto coro using a laminator I don't see any difference laminating... you may have to use a backing sheet if the lam is larger than the coro though. :popcorn: let us know the results.

Just ignore the compulsory tax by private monopolies, before long you can ignore the boot on your neck. After all nothing bad can come of letting something like this carry on....? remember, banks are doing this to look after your best interests.

just run a discount for cash. Not illegal anywhere. The whole idea of Credit Cards has run it's course. There in no physical need for a third party to guarantee payment. You are starting to see online transactions systems like smartphone payments that are bank to bank and don't need the...

Congrats, you are on your way to having 20 rolls of various materials hanging around in the space behind your printer. Not to mention the 20 more "end-of-the-rolls" with a couple of feet on that will be perfect for a little job. I just threw out almost an entire roll of mesh because it had...

In 5 years I don't think I have had to clean my rollers or any residue more than an annual spring clean. Unless there is registration issues with print/cut I run with just the side rollers on adhesive. I notice marks more on things with an air release like 3M 180, but it doesn't change...

I too have a VP540, 5 years old, versaworks. With poster paper I usually leave the prints either loosely rolled or draped over a drying rack overnight. of all things paper is the longest curing, especially when I'm going to lam. However if your are still "wet" either your profile is dropping...

this is not about the abuse, this is not even about the cover-up. It is a message to the rest of the universities with any sports program. Frankly this was light. They still have a team and a program. The good players will likely be taken by other teams and Penn State will be remembered...

usually a 2 inch removable sticker with a logo and the 1-800 number on the back if there is a back... Unless its a trade job of course. Mainly just as a reminder of where to get replacements when it wears.

big slide projector shone on the wall would do it.

That is a print head - old school

Cat pee was the feedback from a couple of my customers. after stinking out a couple of foyers I reprinted a few of stands. Was compensated through my local supplier. Current batches are good though.

Beautiful job, but...isnt it a little bit negative as a way to honor veterans Thank you for defending us, here is your reward.